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Alpha Delta fraternity was raided by 14 Hanover Police Department officers as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Hanover Police search Alpha Delta fraternity house

By Kevin Garland | June 10, 2006

The Dartmouth A sexually explicit videotape created by an Alpha Delta fraternity member from the Class of 2003 was the premise behind a Thursday morning police search of the organization's physical plant, according to several sources close to AD and other persons in the Dartmouth Greek system. Fourteen officers from the Hanover Police Department entered AD at 10:45 a.m.

Tuck School of Business awarded 258 students a Master of Business Adminstration on Saturday.
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Tuck, Thayer, DMS hold graduate ceremonies Saturday

By Hillary Wool | June 10, 2006

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff Before the College's Commencement ceremony Sunday, graduating students at the Tuck School of Business, Thayer School of Engineering and Dartmouth Medical School participated in their own graduation ceremonies Saturday. The Tuck School of Business presented Master of Business Administration degrees to 258 students at its Investiture Ceremony.

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AD search warrant linked to sex tape

By Kevin Garland | June 9, 2006

SECOND WEB UPDATE, June 9, 6:00 p.m. A sexually explicit videotape created by an Alpha Delta fraternity member from the Class of 2003 was the premise behind a Thursday morning police search of the organization's physical plant, according to several sources close to Alpha Delta fraternity and other persons in the Dartmouth Greek system. Fourteen police officers from the Hanover Police Department entered AD at 10:45 a.m.

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Town to consider laws preventing Tubestock on June 19, July 10

By Alex Belser | June 6, 2006

WEB UPDATE, June 6, 11:00 p.m. The Hanover Board of Selectmen will consider two Tubestock-related ordinances -- one on open containers and another on outdoor activities -- during public hearings at their June 19 and July 10 meetings. Many students were worried they would not be able to attend the first meeting because Summer term begins June 22.

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IFC places moratorium on fraternities

By Amanda Cohen | May 31, 2006

Despite the College's decision to allow additional fraternities in June 2005, the Inter-Fraternity Council has placed a moratorium on accepting applications for sponsorship until January 25, 2007. The decision is based on a need to offer the IFC "an important opportunity to re-examine and reflect on its criteria for expansion," sparked by Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity's petition for sponsorship by the council, the first such petition in years, according to a statement from the IFC.

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Assembly confirms new committee heads

By Katy O'Donnell | May 31, 2006

Student Body President-elect Tim Andreadis '07 held his second Student Assembly meeting Tuesday night, during which 21 Assembly members confirmed committee chairs for the upcoming academic year. Only two of the six eligible current committee chairs reapplied for their positions as executive members of the Assembly next year. Chrissie Chick '07, the current Communications Committee chair, applied to become the chair of the Student Services committee next winter and spring terms, while Adam Shpeen '07 reapplied for the position he holds now, Academic Affairs Committee chair, for next fall.

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UFC awards $825,000 to student groups

By Katy O'Donnell | May 30, 2006

The Undergraduate Finance Committee finalized its allocation decisions for student organizations in the fiscal year 2006-2007 last Thursday after deliberating for three weeks. Of the seven organizations receiving money from the UFC's $825,000 budget, three are getting more money than last year and four, including Student Life Leadership, are getting less.

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Folt ends first term as permanent dean

By Phil Salinger | May 30, 2006

Carol Folt's first term as permanent dean of the faculty is coming to a close, and many of the same initiatives she set out to accomplish two years ago when Folt assumed the position as interim dean are still underway.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by Cathy Wu | May 30, 2006

Edward Van Dyk threw his two sons, aged four and eight, and himself off a 15-story balcony of the Loews Miami Beach Hotel Sunday morning.

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UC Irvine's Granger appointed Neukom Institute director

By Taylor Hedrick | May 30, 2006

Dr. Richard H. Granger Jr., a professor at the University of California, Irvine, was appointed as the first director of the Neukom Institute for Computational Science at Dartmouth last week. Granger currently teaches in the computer science and cognitive science departments and directs the Brain Engineering Laboratory at UC Irvine.

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Association of Alumni halts imminent elections

By Rebekah Rombom | May 30, 2006

In the latest twist of the ongoing discussion over the Alumni Governance Task Force's newly proposed alumni constitution, the executive committee of the Association of Alumni has announced that it will postpone its annual fall meetings as well as the accompanying elections. According to a statement issued by Merle Adelman '80, first vice president of the Association, the meeting and elections have been postponed "because the results of the vote on the proposed constitution will not be available until after Oct.

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Women's lacrosse destroys Notre Dame, advances to NCAA championship

By David Schmidt | May 27, 2006

WEB UPDATE, May 27, 7:38 p.m. Dartmouth's women's lacrosse team earned a spot in the NCAA Division I national championship after pummeling Notre Dame 14-8 in Friday's semifinal at Boston University's Nickerson Field. The Big Green will play the defending champion Northwestern Wildcats on Sunday at noon in this year's final, which will also be held at Nickerson Field. Dartmouth broke out to an early lead against Norte Dame and never looked back.

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